All-Clad 2.5 Qt. Windsor w/ Lid - All Clad LTD Cookware
This is basically a one-stop pan for me. I have cooked entire meals in mine - transferring pasta to a dish while I prepare the sauce or transferring sauteed vegetables and meat to a dish while I prepare the soup or noodle dish into which they'll be incorporated. It's great for sweet or savory dishes. The "spouts" are perfect for pouring hot chocolate or pudding or even soup. I love my Windsor!
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I love it,use it for soups,braising,slow cooking and it goes in the oven.
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Best lemon juicer on the market!
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All cutlery is not created equally. This set inspired and designed by Celebrity Chef, Rachael Ray is a cut above the rest (corny play on words, I know...couldn't help myself). Seriously, these knives cut steak, chicken or any me... All cutlery is not created equally. This set inspired and designed by Celebrity Chef, Rachael Ray is a cut above the rest (corny play on words, I know...couldn't help myself). Seriously, these knives cut steak, chicken or any meat for that matter like butter. The orange handles may not match everyone's decor but the knives will not disappoint.
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mmmm.... chewy, crunchy, yummy, chocolate goodness in every bite. No more fighting over the edge pieces. Perfect for those of us who always hope to get the corner brownie.
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The Chef's Quad Timer Professional digital kitchen timer is a nice innovation over standard or other multi-item kitchen timers. The chef's quad timer professional kitchen timer has a dual display, with 4 timers and a unique and in... The Chef's Quad Timer Professional digital kitchen timer is a nice innovation over standard or other multi-item kitchen timers. The chef's quad timer professional kitchen timer has a dual display, with 4 timers and a unique and intuitive way to show the status of all 4 timers. The 4 LED lights show the overall status of the timers (and can correspond to the physical positioning of what you're timing on the stove). Green means the timer is active, but still counting down. Flashing red means time is up. Despite the powerful features, the chef's quad digital kitchen timer is quite easy to use. A dial lets you rotate between each of the 4 times and the outer ring lets you configure the time in minutes. For people who multitask with a number of items going at once, this 4-way digital kitchen timer is an innovative lifesaver.
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This is perfect for any bbq grill! Regular sauce brushes may get the job done, but the new Chef’n Grill'n Mop Brush adds a little sizzle to the grill. The flame design is fun and functional: made from multiple layers of silicon... This is perfect for any bbq grill! Regular sauce brushes may get the job done, but the new Chef’n Grill'n Mop Brush adds a little sizzle to the grill. The flame design is fun and functional: made from multiple layers of silicone, the brush evenly spreads sauces and marinades on veggies or meat.
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brilliant! bamboo wine and cheese table holds stemmed glassware and provides a little space for a snack. Perfect for the beach or camping.
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We recently bought one of these and have been really happy with it. It looks nice in the kitchen, sprays olive oil finely and evenly, and really makes your nice olive oil much more versatile and useful.
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This cookware has a fascinating history and is made from quality materials that ensure a good cooking and baking process. I love the exterior colors and I think you would feel more like a gourmet chef with these dishes in your ho... This cookware has a fascinating history and is made from quality materials that ensure a good cooking and baking process. I love the exterior colors and I think you would feel more like a gourmet chef with these dishes in your home.
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I never even thought about making your own yogurt - but how else could you control exactly what you are eating! This would insure quality ingredients and you could add whatever fruit or flavorings you like.
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Automatic can openers can really save some time and headache when it comes to opening aluminum cans. This one touch version is made by Cuisinart; that usually means a quality product. Cuts clearly, so that there are no sharp edg... Automatic can openers can really save some time and headache when it comes to opening aluminum cans. This one touch version is made by Cuisinart; that usually means a quality product. Cuts clearly, so that there are no sharp edges to deal with.
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I think with people's budgets getting as tight as they are; it would be fun to stay at home and make your own ice cream cones and enjoy your treat at a more reasonable price than visiting those expensive dessert places.
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This is a smart way to serve your condiments and side garnishes, without fear of spoilage or bugs and other things interfering with your meal. Ice is placed on the bottom to keep things cool, and a covered top protects your foods... This is a smart way to serve your condiments and side garnishes, without fear of spoilage or bugs and other things interfering with your meal. Ice is placed on the bottom to keep things cool, and a covered top protects your foods.
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Put yourself in the mood for holiday cooking and warm, hearty meals with this Pumpkin dutch oven. Solid, heavy construction for even cooking and quality workmanship. This is pretty enough to serve from too.
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This old fashioned looking tin is so practical for storing and transporting your cakes or pies. No need for foil or plastic wrap to keep your baked goods fresh - the air tight lid does the job for you.
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Although this looks like an ordinary spatula - this one is made to withstand high heat - therefore making it useful in so many other ways. Perfect for stirring and mixing with teflon coated pots and pans. No risk of scratching o... Although this looks like an ordinary spatula - this one is made to withstand high heat - therefore making it useful in so many other ways. Perfect for stirring and mixing with teflon coated pots and pans. No risk of scratching or marring your cookware and if you need to do a quick toss or stir of something inside the oven - no problem with this spatula.
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For people that really enjoy rice - here is a top quality machine that makes perfect rice everytime. Makes up to 10 cups at a time and has a non stick surface that is easy to clean.
Tags: kitchen, appliances, kitchenware, rice cookers, kitchen items, kitchen appliances, small kitchen appliances, auto rice cookerAdded 5 Years Ago from Chef's Resource -
Make the most elegant looking cookies with this copper cutter and your friends will think they were store bought. I think this design would work well for bread; and you could create some fancy lunch sandwiches.
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Garlic is not only tasty, but good for you. This gadget makes it easy to store, access and use garlic for all your cooking needs. Just place peeled garlic cloves ( you can buy them already peeled ) in cylinder and when ready to u... Garlic is not only tasty, but good for you. This gadget makes it easy to store, access and use garlic for all your cooking needs. Just place peeled garlic cloves ( you can buy them already peeled ) in cylinder and when ready to use just twist. Store in refrigerator when not in use.
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Keep your drinks and cans icy cold with this beverage holder. Just place in freezer until ready to use - and it will keep your drinks cold for hours. Great for summer travel and toting drinks to the beach or pool.
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Owning a digital thermometer is a must if you're serious about the safety and flavour of your food. I know that before I actually went out and purchased one that it was a terrible guessing game when it came to my turkeys and othe... Owning a digital thermometer is a must if you're serious about the safety and flavour of your food. I know that before I actually went out and purchased one that it was a terrible guessing game when it came to my turkeys and other roasts. The thermapen is quick, accurate, and durable. My only complaint is that I always have to consider metric conversions since I use metric measurements over here and this pen is only designed with fahrenheit in mind.
Tags: kitchen tools, thermapen, meat thermometer, top pick!, digital thermometers, digital readers, digital kitchen tools, digital meat thermometerAdded 5 Years Ago from Chef's Resource -
Kyocera's Advaced Ceramic Technology has revolutionized the knife industry. Ceramic knives from Kyocera are made to compliment, but certainly not replace traditional steel knives. Instead they are meant to inspire; to help you cre... Kyocera's Advaced Ceramic Technology has revolutionized the knife industry. Ceramic knives from Kyocera are made to compliment, but certainly not replace traditional steel knives. Instead they are meant to inspire; to help you create. Their unrelenting sharpness and hygienic properties preserve the purity of the ingredients being prepped: think wafer thin tomato slices on ahi tuna or straw like batons of cucumber in your summer rolls. Kyocera Knives are all about balance: balance of flavor, balance of ingredients, and balance in the world. Kyocera is one company that is glad to be green and it shows in their efforts to leave a minimal footprint in the manufacturer of their knives.
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While I do love my light KitchenAid mixing bowls, these are so durable and pretty and don't scratch. I bought matching cake and coffee tins to round out my vintage set.
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Simply the best waffle mix out there !
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since the 60s, 3 generations of my family have been using le crueset. why do we like L.C.? non stick and even heat. use LC sauce pans, dutch ovens, and roasters. when I need to make a sauce, I always use an LC pan. when I w... since the 60s, 3 generations of my family have been using le crueset. why do we like L.C.? non stick and even heat. use LC sauce pans, dutch ovens, and roasters. when I need to make a sauce, I always use an LC pan. when I want to simmer and/or boil, the LC dutch oven always gets the nod.
Tags: cookware, red, kitchenware, Le Creuset, cast-iron, pots and pans, french ovens, cast iron pot, dutch ovensAdded 6 Years Ago from Chef's Resource -
It will cost you less than five dollars. It will peel effortlessly. It ain't complicated, it just works. For some reason, I always have trouble removing the skin from Champagne mangoes. I do the knife cut around the longes... It will cost you less than five dollars. It will peel effortlessly. It ain't complicated, it just works. For some reason, I always have trouble removing the skin from Champagne mangoes. I do the knife cut around the longest circumference and then pull the skin off technique usually, but due to the thinness of the skin, I always end up swearing. I think once a long time ago I tried using a regular peeler to peel mangoes and it ended badly. I've also tried the cutting off the two side pieces and then cubing and popping pieces out. Nope. This peeler can peel champagne mangoes. Happiness.
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To me, the finest works of art are also inherently utilitarian. Beauty and durability meet in this excellent chef's knife. An ultimate kitchen tool.
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A necessity for safely transporting and protecting your cutlery. Tired of cooking at other peoples' houses with dull, dangerous knives? Here is the solution to that problem.
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The brass knob handle, the black enamel interior, the self basting spikes and the design make this the my finest piece of enameled cast iron cookware. Braise and stew away.
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